Mobile home parks

Mobile home and RV parks present an unequaled opportunity to accelerate the transition to more widespread community living.

Are you interested in purchasing a mobile home park? With countless parks and opportunities available, it can be difficult to know where to start and how to find the right one for you. In this article, you'll learn how to identify and locate the perfect mobile home park for your needs, as well as understand the purchasing process involved. Get ready to start your journey towards owning a mobile home park today!

Creating value and making money with mobile homes inside pre-existing mobile home parks is a real opportunity that most investors never consider. This is also why this type of investing is so lucrative. This short article will examine eight ways to make money with mobile homes inside home parks. Disclaimer: This article discusses purchasing only the mobile homes, not the land on which they sit. 1. Buying and Renting Many mobile home parks will not allow you to rent out, sublet, or sublease a…

Lovely Mobile Home In Silver Park. This mobile home is located in a 55+ family owned & well managed park close to town. There is an open plan living & dining room & there is a bright kitchen with a double sink. The bedroom is private with a nice big closet and the second bedroom was converted into a larger laundry room with storage space but could be reconfigured. The roof was redone in 2010. Outside is a lovely little yard & shed with power & the security gate across the carport give…

Resident-owned mobile home parks or communities in Florida, also known as resident-owned community (ROC) and manufactured home co-op shares, represent a unique type of real estate ownership. Here, the ownership isn’t traditional, where you own the land directly under your home. Instead, it’s more like owning a piece of a company. Your “stock” in the community gives you the right to live in your unit.

A mobile home park is a residential community made up of blocks and rows of homes on wheels. Mobile home parks are where people live in the nation's largest trailer parks. The first mobile home

The Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park sits along the beach in Malibu. In this trailer park, it's common for mobile homes to cost millions of dollars.

Years ago, I had a chance to invest in mobile home parks. Like most real estate investors then, I turned it down. That was a major mistake.

Sheelah Kolhatkar on how private investors are profiting from mobile-home parks, and on a court case in Iowa that centered on the Fair Housing Act, Section 8 vouchers, and disability benefits.

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